BBQ Seitan-Coleslaw Sandwiches and Sweet n'Sour Mung Beans
This meal was ok. I'm warning you in advance that it wasn't stellar...what can I say? Having cooked it, I'd like it to be stellar, but I can't lie to you, it was just ok.
Not being in the mood to do any heavy-duty cooking, I decided to use up my remaining seitan cutlets in the BBQ Seitan-Slaw sandwiches from V'con. Those were actually really good (the cutlets)and after some intense grilling drenched in BBQ sauce, I couldn't hope for a better seitanic ending.
The dish was a little downhill from there. I had half a stale baguette in the fridge, and figured I could just nuke it for a renewed softness. That worked...for about a minute and a half, after which it was once again...hard as a rock. I'd decided to be creative and get a pre-cut broccoli slaw at the supermarket instead of the plain jane cabbage kind. Moral of the story? Sometimes plain jane is good...the broccoli just wasn't as exciting as I thought it would be. At least the seitan was great...remember the seitan.
To back those up, I decided to make the Sweet and Sour Mung Bean Sprouts from Madhur Jaffrey's World Vegetarian
These weren't bad, but as much as I love the cookbook, I can't say there was ANYTHING particularly exciting about them
Ah well...everyones doomed to a dinner of the blahs from time to time.
Selah.
Not being in the mood to do any heavy-duty cooking, I decided to use up my remaining seitan cutlets in the BBQ Seitan-Slaw sandwiches from V'con. Those were actually really good (the cutlets)and after some intense grilling drenched in BBQ sauce, I couldn't hope for a better seitanic ending.
The dish was a little downhill from there. I had half a stale baguette in the fridge, and figured I could just nuke it for a renewed softness. That worked...for about a minute and a half, after which it was once again...hard as a rock. I'd decided to be creative and get a pre-cut broccoli slaw at the supermarket instead of the plain jane cabbage kind. Moral of the story? Sometimes plain jane is good...the broccoli just wasn't as exciting as I thought it would be. At least the seitan was great...remember the seitan.
To back those up, I decided to make the Sweet and Sour Mung Bean Sprouts from Madhur Jaffrey's World Vegetarian
These weren't bad, but as much as I love the cookbook, I can't say there was ANYTHING particularly exciting about them
Ah well...everyones doomed to a dinner of the blahs from time to time.
Selah.
1 Comments:
I think the BBQ more than makes up for it - looks terrific!
By Anonymous, At July 13, 2008 at 3:06 AM
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